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Water News for Phoenix Arizona

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Stay updated on crucial water issues with "Water News for Phoenix Arizona." This podcast provides daily insights on water conservation, drought management, and water supply in one of the most water-challenged cities in the U.S. Get the latest news on water policies, sustainability efforts, and tips to save water in the desert climate of Phoenix. Tune in for essential updates on water that affect the Phoenix community.https://www.quietperiodplease.com/

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3:13

Phoenix's Water Turnaround: Record Rains and...

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2025/11/30

Phoenix's Water Story: Rain, Records, and Ambitious PlansPhoenix is experiencing a remarkable water turnaround this fall, with weather patterns and ambitious infrastructure projects reshaping the region's relationship with this precious resource.The numbers are stunning. According to National Weather Service data, Phoenix just experienced its wettest fall on record with 6.31 inches of rain measured at Sky Harbor International Airport between September and November. That shatters the previous record

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4:15

Phoenix Weathers Wet November as Water Concerns Linger

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2025/11/24

Phoenix has had a soaking week with a rainstorm that brought showers and even some hail to parts of the metro, just as November 2025 heads into its final stretch. According to the National Weather Service, Phoenix recorded about 0.29 inches of rain at Sky Harbor International Airport between Monday and Wednesday this week, with the northwest Valley seeing isolated totals up to 2.45 inches and Mesa clocking in at 1.26 inches. While the monthly rainfall is almost at the historical November average of

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4:03

Phoenix's November Rains: A Respite Amid Drought...

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2025/11/16

Phoenix has seen a dramatic turn in its water story over the last 48 hours as rare November storms swept across the Valley. Yesterday on November 15, rain showers kicked off the first major precipitation event of the month, dropping roughly 4.5 millimeters of rain according to forecast data from Ease Weather, with much of the city enjoying off-and-on showers and cooler highs around 31 degrees Celsius. That was just a prelude for today, November 16, which brought the most substantial downpour Phoenix

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3:31

"Sunny Skies and Shrinking Reserves: Phoenix Grapples...

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2025/11/09

In the past 48 hours, Phoenix has been basking in trademark sunshine while water remains a hot topic across Arizona. According to historical data analyzed by Weather and Climate Info, there has been essentially zero precipitation in Phoenix so far this month, which matches the monthly norm in November—a scant 0.57 inches for the entire month. The last two days have seen clear skies, with temperatures reaching daily highs of 31 degrees Celsius, or roughly 88 degrees Fahrenheit, and nighttime lows in

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3:55

Phoenix's Dry Skies, Urgent Water Deals, and the Race...

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2025/11/02

Phoenix has been making headlines over the past 48 hours, and not for a surprise soaking. As November began, there has been zero measurable rain in the Phoenix area. Both November 1st and 2nd delivered pure sunshine, blue skies, and absolutely no precipitation, as reported by EaseWeather and confirmed by real-time local updates. Temperatures hit highs of 33 degrees Celsius, with lows around 14, offering warm, dry relief for those getting outdoors. The monthly forecast reinforces this trend, with

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1:31

Phoenix Flood Threat Eases, but Water Woes Persist in...

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2025/10/26

Phoenix, Arizona, has been in the spotlight recently due to significant water-related events. Over the past weeks, the city faced substantial rainfall, experiencing its fourth-wettest October day with 1.97 inches of rain. This deluge led to flooding, with a flood watch remaining in effect until late October. Despite the rain, the National Weather Service cautioned that additional rainfall could quickly result in flash flooding due to saturated soil.In other news, Arizona recently approved the

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4:13

Monsoon Madness in Phoenix: Rare Rains and the...

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2025/10/19

Phoenix residents have been treated to a rare spectacle this October as the Valley has seen record-breaking rainfall and dramatic impacts on both daily life and the region’s ongoing water challenges. According to azcentral, on Sunday, October 12, the remnants of Tropical Storm Priscilla delivered unprecedented rain, with 1.97 inches falling in Phoenix, making it the fourth-wettest October day on record. The National Weather Service has kept a flood watch active through late Monday, warning that

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3:49

Phoenix Drenched in Rare Autumn Rain, Boosting Water...

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2025/10/12

Phoenix residents woke up this weekend to something rare and refreshing: real, measurable rain across the Valley. According to local weather coverage, Sky Harbor Airport logged over an inch of rain from Friday night through Saturday, with neighborhoods like Desert Ridge, Goldfield, Granite Reef, Glendale, and North Scottsdale all soaking up more than an inch as well. South Mountain Park joined the list of spots notching significant precipitation. Rain isn’t just a blip—forecasters say more showers

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2:56

Dry October in Phoenix, Water Supplies Steady but...

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2025/10/05

Phoenix is making headlines with its water story this weekend as the city continues pressing through a dry October. According to Weather and Climate Info, in the past 48 hours, Phoenix received zero precipitation, putting this month’s rainfall at a stark zero inches—compared to the normal 0.56 inches typically expected for early October. That’s right, not a drop has hit the ground since the start of the month, making for a string of dry, sunny days.Temperatures over these recent days have been

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3:54

Phoenix Pounded by Rare Rainstorm, Impacting Water...

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2025/09/28

An extraordinary burst of rain has swept across Phoenix and much of central Arizona over the last 48 hours, making headlines for both its intensity and its impact on the region’s water picture. According to the National Weather Service in Phoenix, Friday saw the highest one-day rainfall total at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport in nearly seven years, clocking in at 1.64 inches just before 5 p.m. This turned downtown streets into rivers, overwhelmed storm drains, and contributed to what’s now ranked as the

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4:02

Phoenix Secures $179M for Water Purification, Braces...

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2025/09/21

Big water news for Phoenix as the city just secured 179 million dollars in federal funds from the Bureau of Reclamation to build the North Gateway Advanced Water Purification Facility. Announced on Friday by U.S. Representative Greg Stanton and Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, this investment is years in the making and marks a huge step for local water security and infrastructure. The North Gateway facility, along with the Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant already under construction, will boost

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3:30

Phoenix's Water Security Wins: New Purification...

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2025/09/07

Phoenix just got a huge water win as of Friday, with city officials announcing the securing of 179 million dollars in federal funding from the Bureau of Reclamation to build the North Gateway Advanced Water Purification Facility. Mayor Kate Gallego celebrated the moment at the ongoing Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant, explaining this is part of a long-term push for water security and economic stability. Once online, both facilities will deliver 14,000 acre-feet of purified drinking water, enough

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4:09

Phoenix's Monsoon Tease: Temporary Relief in Parched...

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2025/08/31

In the last 48 hours, Phoenix and surrounding parts of the Valley have been hit by a relatively rare late August burst of monsoon storms, bringing a welcome—if brief—break from the relentless heat and a much-needed shot of water to the parched desert. ABC15 reports that these storms rolled in Tuesday night for the second day in a row, dropping rain totals that ranged from over an inch in the far north to under a quarter inch downtown: North Phoenix saw a whopping 1.06 inches, Avondale got 0.55,

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4:08

A Rare Monsoon Surge Brings Relief to Thirsty...

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2025/08/17

Rain finally arrived in Phoenix after weeks of a bone-dry monsoon season with back-to-back nights of storms bringing much-needed precipitation to the Valley. The Maricopa County Flood Control District tracked impressive rainfall totals Friday morning, with North Phoenix taking the lead – nearly 2 inches at 64th Street and Bell Road and over an inch in several North and East Valley locations. North Scottsdale soaked up 2.33 inches, while Awatuki reported 1.84 inches, Chandler Heights 1.57, and more

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3:23

Phoenix Water Security: Tapping Innovation Amid...

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2025/08/10

The big story in Phoenix water over the last 48 hours is a mix of record-setting heat, stubborn drought, faint signs of monsoon relief, and major moves to secure the city’s drinking water for the long term. Phoenix hasn’t seen a single drop of measurable rain so far in August, which is unusual even by desert standards. According to weatherandclimate.info, the total precipitation this month remains at zero, or 0% of normal, with the entire year tracking hotter than average. Temperatures have topped

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4:06

Title: Balancing Growth, Raindrops, and Resilience in...

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2025/08/03

Just two days into August 2025, water is front and center in Phoenix’s day-to-day life and local headlines. Here’s the latest from across the Valley and beyond, where the balance of growth, rain, and responsible water use continues to shape how people live and plan for the future.At the hottest point in the week, Phoenix temperatures peaked at a sweltering 113 degrees Fahrenheit on August 2, confirming what the forecasts warned: August remains one of the city’s hottest and driest times. Even so, the

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4:01

Phoenix Water Woes: Mega Maintenance, Heat Waves, and...

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2025/07/27

Big water news out of Phoenix just in time for one of the hottest parts of summer The Central Arizona Project known as CAP just wrapped up a rare maintenance event on a massive siphon in northwest Phoenix According to KJZZ this million-gallon water discharge called a blow off only happens about once a decade and is critical to keep the aqueducts running smoothly That’s no small feat when you consider that these pipes quietly deliver Colorado River water across 336 miles supporting the daily lives of

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4:16

Phoenix's Drought Dilemma: Conserving Water in the...

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2025/07/13

In the past 48 hours, Phoenix has been at the heart of the Southwest’s water conversation, as the region faces extreme heat, minimal rainfall, and the ongoing challenge of securing safe and reliable drinking water. Residents woke up Saturday, July 12, 2025, to continued summer heat: Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport registered an evening temperature of 104 degrees Fahrenheit, with mostly clear skies and only a gentle breeze, according to recent weather data.The summer heat isn’t just breaking

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4:07

Scorching Summers, Dwindling Water: Phoenix's...

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2025/07/06

Phoenix residents have been sweltering under another round of extreme desert heat this July with temperatures consistently reaching up to 41 degrees Celsius, about 106 degrees Fahrenheit, and barely any relief in sight. The city has been experiencing one of its driest stretches in recent history. According to coverage from KJZZ, it’s been months since Phoenix saw measurable rainfall, with the last significant rain registered way back on August 22 of last year, placing residents in a record-setting

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3:20

"Navigating Water Woes: From Boil Orders to...

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2025/03/26

In Las Vegas, Nevada, and its neighboring areas, water has been a hot topic lately, and the past 48 hours have been no exception.### Boil Water Order in Las Vegas, New MexicoWhile the focus is often on Las Vegas, Nevada, a significant issue has been unfolding in Las Vegas, New Mexico. As of February 26, 2025, the City of Las Vegas, New Mexico, remains under a mandatory boil water order. This order was issued due to a violation of drinking water turbidity standards at the local water treatment plant

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